Belonging is a black-and-white figurative drawing that captures the quiet urgency of human connection. The figures, all in silhouette, move through the composition as a single, flowing rhythm—bodies reaching, touching, and holding one another in gestures that feel instinctive rather than posed. The contrast of black against white heightens the emotional clarity of the piece. Each figure is distinct, yet inseparable from the whole, suggesting that belonging is not about individuality dissolving, but about finding oneself within connection. The drawing invites the viewer to step into the scene, to recognize their own need for closeness, movement, and being held within a collective human experience.